Green Condemns Enemies of Labor For Drives Against Union Gains
AFL President William Green denounces anti labor forces in Congress and state legislatures. He targets the Christian American Association and the Committee for Constitutional Government for anti union campaigns and calls for a broad defense of the Norris LaGuardia Act and labor rights during reconversion. He criticizes price control ending and urges production over strikes, while urging restraint and loyalty to union goals. The Chicago conference also hears from Auxiliary Bishop Sheil on labor management and Truman reconversion.
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Chicago
Congress
AFL
William Green
International Association of Theatrical Stage Employer
Christian-American Association
Committee For Constitutional Government
South
Louisiana
FBI
Florida
Arkansas
Frank Gannett
Moore
Akansas
America
American Federation of Labor
Truman
AFL shows steady progress in drive to organize South
Atlanta reports reveal AFL expansion in the region as unions target unorganized workers. Highlights include Gordon Clay Co. and Georgia Kaolin Co. elections, United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers AFL win counts, and new locals formed in Louisville and Lexington.
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Atlanta
AFL
South
George L. Googe
AFL Southern
Gordon Clay Co
Gordon
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International
NLRB
Willie Dudley
Georgia Kaolin Co
Dry Branch
Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers
United Garment Workers
Fulton
Henry L Siegel Co
Rome
United Auto Workers
Devoe-Reynolds
Louisville
Brotherhood of Carpenters
King Specialty Manufacturing Co
Mayfield
Lexington
Kentucky State Federation of Labor
WHAS
Labor Movement
Mine Workers Score Major Victory As Foremen Come Under Contract
The United Mine Workers signed a contract covering foremen and supervisors at four Jones and Laughlin mines in Johnstown Pa and with related units of Industrial Collieries Corp. The pact includes a new section enabling court action if recognition fails and aligns with prior production worker terms. Retroactive to May 22 1946 the deals also cover electrical and technical workers with wage increases and protect employer rights amid NLRB rulings.
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Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers
AFL
Ben Moreell
Federal
Janes and Laughlin Steel
UMW
Admiral Morreell
Jones & Laughlin
Industrial Collieries Corporation
Johnstowns
Bethlehem Steel Corp
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Workers, District 50
Secretary of the Interior
Kiug
John Li. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
NLRB
Union Collieries
Congress
Truman
Krog-Lewis
Assured Prompt Service at eo Printing Co Nonpareil
The notice highlights Assured Prompt Service at eo Printing Co in Nonpareil, signaling a quality printing operation. It emphasizes reliable turnaround and professional capabilities for local clients seeking print solutions.
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Eo Printing Co
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